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My plans changed suddenly because of Covid-19 and I'm headed back to the states. My last few days in Kathmandu were still pretty great though
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The cities of Nepal have been relaxing and fun, and my ten day trek through Annapurna Sanctuary was magical and one of the biggest physical challenges I have ever accomplished.
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Mangler du episoder?
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Amazing food and quality time with Sheeraz's family, followed by visiting two of India's most holy cities.
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I picked up the pace and visited Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Pushkar in Rajasthan in just a week. I saw so much, met a ton of great people, and hung out with an elephant!
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A relaxing final few days in Delhi, followed by a week full of yoga in one of India's most holy cities.
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New friends, visiting temples, exploring ancient ruins and hottest Indian curry I have ever had (so far!).
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I explored the night life in Lima, Machu Picchu, and tons of great restaurants with many new friends and one very special old one from Seattle. Thanks for joining me for a week of my adventure Sheeraz!
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It's difficult to describe how magical the Amazon is, but I try.
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Cooking with a Chilean, eating ceviche in Peru, befriending an Alpaca, exploring a canyon, and (finally) reaching the heart of the Amazon.
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The first episode of the podcast with a special guest! I met up with my friend Andrew for Thanksgiving in Iquique and we chat about our adventures here including sandboarding, riot police, beach time, and lunch.
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This is an episode of contrasts between tranquil time in Jujuy, a harrowing rental car experience, and the tourist destination of San Pedro de Atacama.
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Do not listen while hungry. This one has lots of stories about Argentinean food
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Beautiful scenery and with beautiful people. What more can you ask for?
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Staying with Brunos in Guarulhos and exploring the art and food of São Paulo
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Recounting my time at the jungle/beach paradise in the outskirts of Paraty
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After a nice run to Leblon's Lookout (https://maps.app.goo.gl/4NwVMVGY2ANCU7CJ8)
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A walk on the beach in Rio.
